Has your toothbrush started to splay

How often do you need to change the toothbrush? Minimum every 3 months.

If your tootbrush starts to splay - you need to replace it

How often should you change your toothbrush?

You use your toothbrush every day, at least twice a day. It wears on the bristles to keep your teeth clean, and a toothbrush lasts no more than a maximum of three months before it needs to be replaced. It's the same whether you have chosen a soft, hard or medium model: When the bristles on the toothbrush start to splay, it's time to throw the brush out and put a new one in use.

A new toothbrush does not have to mean a different type of toothbrush.

Most people choose to buy the same TANDEX toothbrush every time because it effectively and safely keeps their teeth clean. Get the answer - look in the cabinet. Does your toothbrush look like a hedgehog that has been shocked so that the bristles protrude to all sides? Then it's time to replace it. Take a look at your and your family's toothbrushes the next time you're in the bathroom.

We all use different pressures and movements when we brush our teeth, and therefore it is very different how quickly we wear our toothbrushes up. Once the bristles start to splay, it's time to replace the toothbrush. Therefore, you need to change toothbrush every 3 months.

When the bristles get worn, they start to splay in all directions. It goes without saying that splayed bristles do not provide the same effective cleaning of the teeth as assembled, vertical bristles that clean all available surfaces. Maybe you do not notice it right away when your toothbrush is getting too worn. The fresh taste of toothpaste can trick you into thinking your teeth are clean. In a few hours, you can clearly feel that your teeth are not properly clean, and then it is time to replace your toothbrush.